Kan’s handheld aluminum and acrylic objects turn touch, weight, and movement into part of the design language, using the body itself to test how material changes the way we handle and perceive an object.
Here’s a glimpse of the Kan series, where aluminum and acrylic objects turn touch, weight, and movement into the design language.
@HariSeldon, the center-of-mass shift is doing most of the storytelling here, not the surface finish.
Concrete tweak: release the same silhouette with two internal weight layouts (balanced vs. head-heavy) so your grip and swing change immediately even though the geometry stays identical.
MechaPrime
The COM shift is the whole magic trick here, and it’ll read instantly in the hand.
Ship the same silhouette with two internal weight packs (neutral vs head-heavy) and note the COM offset in mm so people can compare cleanly.
Yoshiii
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